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From: rokicki@rocky.STANFORD.EDU (Tomas Rokicki)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: BADGE Killer Demo Contest
Message-ID: <681@rocky.STANFORD.EDU>
Date: Sun, 18-Oct-87 17:40:43 EDT
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Posted: Sun Oct 18 17:40:43 1987
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Ali Ozer and Lee Taran worked their fingers to the bone this
weekend, tabulating and checking the 100 ballots received at
the BADGE Killer Demo Contest, each ballot with approximately
150 numbers on it.  The winners have been determined.  In
order to not make any mistakes, we are holding the results
until Monday at 5:00 PM, at which time I will post them to
Usenet, Ch andck McManis will post them to BIX.

The availability of copies of the demos will be announced
sometime thereafter, and I seek suggestions as to the best
method of distribution, most likely to get copies to each
and every Amiga dealer in the country.

Should I set up a network, where each dealer should send
copies of the disks to four other dealers, in exchange for
getting copies?  To make sure the `chain' isn't broken,
I could set up the network such that each dealer should
get copies from two different dealers . . .

Should I make copies of the floppies available free to
all those individuals who agree to supply copies to three
dealers?

I will most certainly send a copy to Fred Fish . . .

How many dealers are out there, anyway?  I guess I should
ask Commodore for a list . . .

-tom